Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

UEMMlNh now As-IN1 KHINEElaEsWa4
0ponad todA1. MIuizt1g V1u B1alI
rad tie nposoh from lke khtnnn Tka
e4oe1h wzl gn11lansl1ilY e Eollaus
'9cErz11y. - her feEeirn psllsy, has
1zeccEfnizg endsnfoee1 q n.xeaNfhNn
ne penee of kuFepe hy tie ea1IISueion
ag fEieudly FeanflonB witk, all az ne
powem IN Yfseaf afleaand nllinnsss, slmina
10 avert tke danRsr ef war and % Joins
b oppsae any uniuzt at1aekA Gar
many has - aggressive Tendencies.
She ka1 ~ Wanes - be satisHad throueh
Htsfoxlgn1warE Al anshsis1ian aispo-
nifion % nnEpfi1s tAe nsiahbezine pee
Raea kBfaBs29n "a fha Gernan nn9nxe
and % TIE constitution o. tie empira.
1he military e1Ranlx41fom uk khe aoon.
txy d not e9leus1t9a - ois1uEb he.
peass Of hsr nsiRhbon hx arbitrary A.
t41kA Germany 3 aeronR n paEEyinR
susptises H11 II Gefsndl84 her tnds.
penaenee. She w1snea - become 60
e1ruua thai ahe esn fnee wiih e0mpo-
GnEe eseEy danger.
'sFhs assumption Of the rsiohstaR
comes at ssfinnz tine. Ihs grave
compiai0t with whlsh tao cEo9n prince
hAs been visited ais TIE mind not only
q he empenog hut also Of his august
allies and tbe Whele Of Germany with
anxious eAEe, Nothing that humanl
soience and knouiedge and careful
tending can % win Be tsft und1ne. Our
eyea end prayers. however, aFa directed
toward God, whose dsaseas rule the
deslinigs q nations - veil as that Of
the indlsl1ual man. Firm condolences
IN God and NE fzithfua fnlnIIrant of
duty hare besn In al especially crave
moments the tried Supports Of ouF psO-
pls and thsy viii now Also enable az 20
90 5ustioe to The lebors avaitine this
These has besn gratifying improve
nent IN the financial condition of the
esuntEy and u i expec1ed lhal next
yeaE VII show Surplus nf nearly nfsy
miillon msxkas HillG viii b inltoduosa /
ebolisAina eompulsgFy contributions on /
the part Of ofiears and imperial oflicials /
to the wiooWd and oFphans' fund, In
ere1alnR coin out1es, modifying the /
landWehg and the landssuFm sysaem 90 /
that % VII be eon1iderably slrength-
eRed. felatina 10 the insnranes Of arti- /
sana d oassg Of old aRa and sickness.
Enedifyfng the fFic1dly eoeletioss laU !
with regard 20 the sale Of wines, TEN /
poraFily pr6lenRing the Anstro-G German
treaty ena Fnfifyt1R treaties Of COM
meEe8 With eumo American Btalean
0ns hundred and hfiy dapatles were /
present. Ihe places reserved for the
members Of the court were noe occupied.
In 1he diplomatic gallery there were
only few military attaches, hut the
publle galleries were crowded.
Az n0en she members Of the BuEdes-
rath entered tha hail. which vas ilIu-
and took poaitisna On the left /
Daring the reading Of he speech. |
Minister Won Bsetlischer vas 0ilen in-
lerEupted b. applauae end enthusiastic
aheeEs. A. She closs HaET Won Boet-
fischer having declared the Reichstag |
1pen. Herr Wedel PieadorE, presidents 1
d the body, vailed for cheers for the
smpefor, which were given with enlhu-
Iia8m.
Ths prssidsnt IL his opening address
Alluded 10 the serious nature Of the III
aesa Of the crown prince and the grief
ETY. concerning hiB condilion FnInQRled
The members would Join with the presi- I,
lent In expressing their sorrow and de-
,laring thal thar placed aheiE condolences
a NA0A AkGAu AAA4 AAGA0Ns &AI A1LDL
TO convey these sentiments 70
he emperor end 70 eend the following
eiegram 10 the crown prince: Il,
"The Reichsteg IN profound reverence
md cordial love thinks Of your imperial
lighness. Nay 6od pr0tecs youF pre-
Ii0us life aad preserve u for the saliva
lon OF the fatheEiand.n
The deputies listened to the address
tsndinQ, and unanimously approved
be presidents 9ug1estiona. IL
The National Gasstfs commenting en- /
be speech from the throne Haya that u ]
lopes the effects Of the paaeeful policy
Il which the message treats, may Be
nultipiied ns the session pFQceeds, and
hat more explicit statement from the
feichstAe raRarding 0eFmany's foFeign
may establish the fast that the
European eii1ntion II growing clearer.
Tue Berlin Post is disaatieaed be-
iause Of the vagueness Of references 10
'oreiRn affairs at Q time when The red
Iun of Russian- Austrian war "a visible
q tie morning aky.n
The expenditure foE imperial arma-
nanta is estimated IN The budget 81
I63 ,le7, ,016 maEks, including q, 600, ,oo0
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